The Nike sequence ostensibly has to do with hand-eye coordination, but for Ravin it represents more.
(Hospital nurse) The high staff turnover, especially of medical and nursing staff, created several problems to do with continuity and coordination of care.
For humans, pouring drinks is something we do with ease and perfect coordination every day, but for a robot to duplicate that task without fault is a significant achievement.
One organisational factor of note in this review was to do with the scheduling and coordination of access to both telecare services and device support systems.
And I've been very clear to them, you know, because of the intelligence coordination that we do with a range of countries, including Israel, we have a sense of when they would get breakout capacity, which means that we would not be able to intervene in time to stop their nuclear program, and that clock is ticking.
Yet there is something here that has a lot to do with sculpture, with touch, balance and physical coordination.
Moreover, the president said, the United States cannot act in isolation, but must "do some coordination with other countries".
We've got to update regulations that date back to the 1930s, and we're going to have to do some coordination with other countries in order to accomplish that.
The question will undoubtedly be raised for defensive arms but it's something we can only do in coordination with the rest of Europe … We want to avoid going towards militarisation.
The results of two different control methodologies, exact linearization and model predictive control with integral action, are shown with active cooling that is done in coordination with the command of the shutter which adjusts the solar incident power.
